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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-20
XIRGINIA NEWS.

The National Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION has purchased lot at the Uni
versity OF Virginia. upon which, it is said,
the association will erect $4,000 building
Rev. J. B. Avirett, the Episcopal minister
at Marlboro, Md. and his wife, nee Miss
Mary Dunbar Williams, of Virginia, cele-
brated their silver wedding at the church
rectory at Marlboro on Wednesday.
A. Kispaugh, of Fredericksburg, has been
awarded the contract for the Rappahannock
river improvement, for constructing pile
dixie, for making and sinking maIteress and
quarrying and furnishing stone. Amount oil
contract about $40 600.
The new and handsome hall ofthe Young
Mems Christian Association at Richmond
was dedicated last night. The dedicatory
address was delivered By Rev. DR.. Dodge,
of New York. Other addresses were de-
livered by Rev. DR.. Moses d. Hoge and Mr..
Fl. X. Ellyson.
The Rappahannock Gold Mining Com
pany. of Stafford, have recently added q
new 40 horse power engine to their other
machinery. Il is the intention of the CON-
pany to vigorously push the workings at
the mine and they are constantly adding
new and improved machinery.
Rev. Angus Crawford, of Mount Holly,
n. j., who, as stated yesterday, has been
elected professor at the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary, will take the chair now
occupied by Rev. J. j. McEhinney who, at
the close of the present session, will retire
from his profossorship at that institution.
A child of Mr.. Philip Johnson, ofBelield,
narrowly escaped death q day or two ago
from eating bread cooked in vessel in
which some concentrated I've had been
placed. The child was very badly burned
in the mouth and stomach. Another mem.
Der of the family also partook of the bread
and suffered severely.
A sad and fatal accident occurred at
South Boston, Halifax county, Tuesday
night A young man named Joseph NJ.
Watkins, aged % years, went to the Flag
warehouse, where he roomed, and forget.
ting about the hatchway being open fell
through, il his descent striking his chin on
the second floor and fell to the first floor
lifeless mass.
The Confederate memorial exercises at
Norfolk yesterday were of very imposing
character. Gov. Lee and staff reviewed the
procession and took part in the ceremonies
at the graves, where over five thousand peo-
pie had assembled who listened to an ora
ton by Major Baker ?. Lee and poem by
Mr.. S. S. Dawes. The graves of eight hun
dred Confederate soldiers were Handsomely
decorated, and the ceremonies concluded
with firing three volleys over the graves.
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TELEGRAPEHIC NEWS.
nemnins OF the Late GOV. SmitIl.

RICHMOND, May 20.-Gov. Lee to-day
officially notified the General Assembly OF
the death of ex-Gov. VIM. Smith, and soon
thereafter resolutions in respect to the
memory of the deceased were adopted
in both houses and an adjournment ordered.
The remains of the venerable Virginian will
reach this city at p. m. and will be met at
the depot by joint Legislative committee
and escorted to the Capitol where they
will lie in state until 6 p. IN. They will be
inferred in Hollywood Cemetery with milf
tary hOnors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-20
Fatal Accident.

CHICAGO, May 20.-Andrew Noodle was
instantly killed and Gus Kenmerr seriously
injured by the explosion of ignited alcohol
and shellac in beer tub at brewery here
last evening. The men were employed as
painters and were vanishing the inside of
the vat,
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Elk Gov SMITHS FUNERAL.-The body OF
Elk Gov. VIM. Smith, an account of whose
death was published in the GAZETTE on
Wednesday, WAS laid in state in the Town
Hall in Warrenton, by request of the citl-
zeus, in charge of a guard of honor. This
morning at S O'Clock the funeral services
were conducted in st. James Episcopal
Church. the Rev. John S. Lindsay officiating.
The body was then conveyed TO Richmond
via. the c. & o. r. R.. to be inferred in
Hollywood Cemetery. His daughter, Miss
Mary Smith, Judge James Keith, Maj. A.
G. Smith, NJ M. Green, Eppa. HuntoD, jr.,
and B. p. Green accompanied the remains.
A committee appointed by the Mayor also
accompanied the funeral party. All places
of business were closed this morning during
the funeral exercises. AT meeting eft the
citizens of Warrenton yesterday morning at
Town Hall, resolutions expressive OF the es-
TEEN 10 which the late ex Gov. Smith was
held by the citizens of his town and county
were adopted Jas. V. Brooke and Charles
II. Green delivered eloquent tributes to his
memory. The remains on reaching Rich
mond will lie in state at the Capitol until =
O'Clock this evening, in accordance with the
suggestion of the Governor. The military
haa been ordered out escort and SO.
have the members of Lee Camp. AT six
O'Clock this evening the remains will be
taken from the Capitol u H..!N wnnd Gene
tery. where they will be bu'Ieol With mill
tarv hnnors. Tie pall-bearers viii bs Gov
ernor Lee. General Anderson, General Will
Hams C. Wickhn,n :. nnf"r ti-nry Heaton
snd Delegates A D. Pa, ne aud K W. Strib. |
ling. of Fauquier. Tue military will parade
hv command of the Governor.
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The President Going Fishing

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-The President, accom-
panied by Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Folsom and Col.
aud Mrs. Lamont will leave Washington for
Saranac Lake, N. Y, noxt Thursday, for fishing
trip. The party expect to be absent about ten
dave
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passage, but he distinctly declared that be
would vote for nothing that would put
blot on the fair name of Virginia. More
over he commended, that, if adopted, it would
be entirely yalueiess.
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GS5-A CARD take this method of returning
my thanks to my friends who, through Mr.. 81. 81.
Brown, presented me with handsome B. L. F.
badge, the contributions toward the purchase OF
which were made during the continuance Of the
Red Mems fair
T., n
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Details of the damaga done by the nitro
glycerine explosion at Minneapolis. Mimi,
place the losses at $4,000, nine houses being
emolshed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-20

1t is said the Emperors of Germany and
Austria will sanction the elevation of Prince
Luitpold 10 the Bavarian throne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-20

The Charlottesville and University street
railway will be completed by June 5.
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Legislative.

In the State Senate yesterday the bill to
provide penalty on officers of the State for
receiving coupons (excapt for verication
and Identification for taxes etc., due the
Commonwealth, was passed.
A bill was introduced to incorporate the
town of Wildwood. in Clarke county.
The House bill to provide for the suspen.
sion of treasurers of counties and cities 10
certain cases came up on its passage, and
was passed by vote of Is to 10.
MIR. Twiman introduced resolution pro-
posing to amend the constitution 80 as to
recognize only go much of the debt as has
been or may hereafter be funded under the
Riddleherger bill and the bonds held by lit.
erary institutions ofthe State also TO amend
the constitution so as to allow taxation to
be assessed directly or against the counties
and cities, which went over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-05-20

In the House of Delegates the resolution
authorizing the Auditor of Public Accounts
to bring suit against s. Brown Allen, Fl. Il.
Dyson, and D. R. Reveley, late Commits.
sione,s of the Sinking. Fund, or any or
either of them, and the sureties upon their
official bonds, for the amounts paid by the
State to the Kendall Bank Note COMPANY.
was passed.
Senate bills were passed to amend the
charter of the town Of Falls Church, in tbe
county of Fairfax; to amend the charter
Of the town OF Dumfries TO amend the act
prescribing the time for the holding of the
terms of the courts of the Eighth judicial
circuit, and to provide for authorizing
county and city school boards to sell or eT
change public.school property.
During the discussion of the proposition
to amend the Constitution similar to The
one introduced in the Senate by MIR. Rbea
Speaker Stuart wanted it positively and
firmly known that he would never he
able to feel justified in voting for this nro.
posed amendment. He would discnss II
when it came up before the House on its
National Republican., 1887-01-20
Weak Lungs Made Strong.

Persons who stay indoors all he time and
lean over counter or desk sooner or later
discover that their lungs are giving out.
Editors are often thus afflicted. Erastus r.
Sutherland, editor of TIE Eastern State Journal,
White Plains, New York, writes;
81 have used ALLcoCK's Porous PLAsrERs in
my family since 1868, In that year had an
attack of pneumonia, from which was not
expected to recover. My lungs were left in a
very weak state. i commenced using ALL
cocks Porous PLAsTERs, wearing them con-
stantly three months, two on he breast and
twoo on the back, The result was surprising,
at least to me. The pains in my lungs had left
me, and felt like "a giant refreshed with new
Wine.'n
National Republican., 1887-01-20

people Of Iowa were appealing for the pas
sage Of this bill
Mr.. Weaver declared that the people of
Iowa wanted no such bill. He would meet
his colleague at Philippi before the people
Of Iowa, and he would make every man
who voted for the passage Of this bill apollo
glze for It. Laughter The gentleman
talked about ''demagoguesn---
Mr. Henderson Qnterrupting). Idid not.
Mr. Weaver repeated his assertion aud
Mr.. Henderson his denial, coupling with It
an intination that the use OF such a term
might have been appropriate.
Mr.. Weaver. The gentleman does not
know what he is saying at any time. ask
the gentleman TO answer me yes or no,
whether he Is satisfied with this bill.
MrHenderson. thank my God that have
the opportunity to vote for bill which
lays the hand Of the general government
upon the railroad tracks Of the Union.
Mr.. Weaver then proceeded to discuss
the political features of the bill, declaring
that II would prove powerful temptation
to railroad companies to take part In tho
next presidential election, for the purpose
OF debating the appointment of the com
mission which was to construe the law, and
the judges Of the circuit courts and the
supreme Court OF the United States, which
would also be called upon TO construe IL. IL
ought, in his opinion, to be entitled ga bill
to give more complete control Of politics In
this country into the hands OF confederate1
monopoly" with malice toward none,
and determination to do his duty con-
scientiously, he would oppose this bill, not
only with his voice but by his vote.
Mr.. Henderson stated that In his remarks
he had made use OF the word "demi god"
which the gentleman had evidently mis-
taken for demagogue, and Mr.. Weaver ac-
cepted the explanation.
Pending further debate the matter went
over.
On motion of Mr.. Clardy, Of Missouri, a
bill was passed authorizing the construc
ton OF bridge over the Mississippi river
at st. Louis.
After an Intellectual effort on the part of
Mr.. Crisp to obtain night session for de
bate on the conference report ou the inter
state commerce bill, the House (at 5:45)
adjourned.
National Republican., 1887-01-20

:, Leave Washington from static i, corner
New jersey avenue and street
For Chicago TO- 1l40 a. IN. and lClO n. m.
daily, with through coaches and 81, eping cars
Inc iOOO a. M Is Fast Limit "a Express for
5msenrg 5m u, ana GS Chioago arriving in Pl,tsburga
llaO a. m: arriving in Chicago lO.s5 next
mornlpg. nc extra fare is charged on these
trains for fsS time.
daily, at S:3o p. m. and 1910 p. M, with
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars To
above points without change; $50 p. mis- a
last limited train TO CiHclnnati and Sd. Ionia
arriving In Cincinnati next morning at 7.4S. 81,
Louis gag p. m NO extra fare is charged on
daily to Pittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit, with
Parlor and Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburg.
,a;fn f1r LexihgtSn and Local Stations $40 a. m,
For HavIe de Grace, Newark, Wilmington.
sii6 sn9 fniiadelphia, 1880 n. IN. 1:25 u. M, aud
For Wilmii gton. Del, and intermediate
points between Baltimore and Wilmington
S:i6 p. m daily, excep, Sunday.
sao FoI nnd BaiimSre inS on week days $50 eAo $780,
IIIain2 IIa5 $50 dSo 4:so $40 6:4o. 700, s:25. and
For Baltimore on Sundays $50, 7:sO, $50 and
1905 a. m, LIS, l30 $50. 4:io, $40. go, I'm
For For shShandoah Valley Railroad, and points
a. m. has sleeper Washington to New oriesns ~
$3.50 D. m. sleeper 10 Little Rock.
For Annapolis, $40 q. m. and 1910, 4:sQ, and
o4o p M, on sunday, $3.50 a. m, 4:i0 d. m
tor way stations between Washington ana
Baltimore, 9 $40, $3.50 M, 1910 D. m, $50.
aaS. 7;CO, and @ li:9o P, m, On Sundays $3.50 a M,
and l:SO' $3.50. fa0, 700, and 1880 p, IN. For
stations on Metropolitan Branch 6.i5a M
daily, except Sunday, and 5:3l D. m, daily: a.l1
p. M, daily, except Sunday, for prlncipai
stations on Metropolitan Branch; $40 a. m.
1hy, 9aiiy, on sunday, stops at all stations For
Galthelr5s6Sarg and intermediate points, e:So
day. For Frederick, $40 a. m. and AID d M
daily except sunday - ~''
For Hagerstown 1000 a. m. and 5:si n. m.
daily, except Sunday. - A'.''
Trains arrive from the wes, daily, 600, 100
Expressl. -'oeA
From Philadelphia Chester, wllminpton.
ana Hayre de Grace, ll:i0 a. m, $40 D. m.. and
10 p. m. daily. '' AAu
From Wilmington, Del, and Intermediate
points norlh OF Baltimore, 1l:l5 a. m.
from Annapolis $50 a. M, and l:50, Cos, and
500 y. m; Sunday. l035 IA. m 6:S5 ~ m "AN
From Harners Ferry and Valley Railroad.
6:SO p. m. daily, excepi Sunday.
FROM FREDERICK ana Intermediate poipts sos
a. m. and SAB p. m., daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at
6:l0, $50 3:2O, 500, 9:O5, and 1890 a. m, i2l5,
Sundays, 68O 72O, 800, and sos a. r. M a.. so, Si
$3.50, 4:2o. 300 6:S0, 5I5, ., and IL 100 d. IN.
All trains from Washington s,op at RELAY Sta
tion except l:25, 3:l6, and $40 D. IN.
For further Information apply at tho Balti.
more and ONO Ticket Onice-Hashngton STA.
ton CIV and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner
ei Fourtsenth street, where orders viii betaken
| point In the city. q. X. lord
DAVID LEE, "a A
Gen. Supt, Baltimore.
National Republican., 1887-01-20
THE MARKETS,
Richmond and West Point and the Coal
Stocks Almost Monopoiized Attention
in the Stock Market.


Richmond and West Point and the Coal
Stocks Almost Monopoiized Attention
in the Stock Market.
New YORK, Jan. l9.--The stock market
to-day consisted principally Of Richmond
and West Point and the coal stocks, with
few movements in the general list which,
however, were Of little Importance. The
market was again In waiting mood, Lon
don doing very little, and the room traders
were not inclined TO trade. There was some
buying Of the grangers, attributed to the
Chicago people, and, while considerable
news was circulated, the market ruled firm
almost throughout. Richmond and West
Point developed nothing new, and most Of
the buying was set down to the accounts OF
the pools. 1t reached Its highest figure late
In the first hour, after which It auctua;ed
within range OF per cent.
The coal stocks were the leading feature,
and Reading resumed its old place as leader
In amount Of business done, though Jersey
Central absorbed the larger part OF the In.
terest taken In the speculation. II was
affected by several different rumors though
the growing belief In the speedy settlement
OF the strike was the first In Importance
Stories OF combinations in which this road
will be the central figure were prevalent,
and the impression gained ground that an
arrangement Of some magnitude is contem-
plated. The pool behind the stock were
specially active, and its price was pushed
up more rapidly than that OF any other
stock on the list. There was heavy pur.
chasing of Reading, and semi official reports
Of the heavy deposits Of stock under the
reorganization plan aided in its advance.
The other coal stocks sympathized.
Renewed activity and strength were noted
after noon, which were further Increased In
the last hour, and the market closed active
and strong, generally at the best figures.
The business Of the day amounted to
95G,26l shares. Almost everything is higher
this evening.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from 81 to 5, last loan at 4, and closing OF.
fered at 4. Sterling exchange is dull and
steady. Actual business at 1891
to 4S22 for 60 day bills, and 1851 to 1864
for demand. Posted rates 4S3l to aS7I.
Government bonds have been dull and
steady. State bonds have been quiet and
steady.
Treasury balances = Coin, sl3O,6ls,3 ,3i2
currency, SlS, 403,027.
nr.tu and Proytatn-.
National Republican., 1887-01-20
Baltimore Produce Mar ket-Jan. 1.

bhitIhOrc ETOuuCo uhbTh Thop-uuus iVs
COTTON easy and dull; middling. y1Sc.
western super, s250@3.00; do. extra, s3.l59
3.00 do. family, 81 l5@4.75; city mills, super,
S260@3.00; do. extra, 81. l5@3.yO: Rio brands,
siS@sS0o; Patapsco family, $3.50; do. superla-
tive patent. So GO.
WHEAT-southern steady and quiet; west
ern lower, with better inquiry: southern red, "a
@05c; do. amber 96Q97c; No. western winter
ruary, 9?@9!l4c; March, 0214@93c; April, 9ic
asked: May, JisI@0i5Fc.
CORN-Southern firm and quiet; western
lower and quiet. southern white, i6@dSc do.
yellow. 4t@i7c; western mixed, spot, 47lslD
4i3Ec: January. d760i117c: February and March,
46%@4634c May, 1920 asked; steamer, 1890
47c.
OATS easy and quiet: southern, 3i@3Sc;
western white, 37@39c; do. mixed, S5@S6c;
Pennsylvania 3i@8Sc.
RYE firmer, 56@o5Sc.
HAY qniet and easy; prime to choice west
ern. ell .00@l5.00.
PROVISIONS dull Mess pork. sl20O. Bulk
meats-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed,
615@7l1c; bacon-shoulders, 7@71ac; clear rib
'BUTTER firm; western packed, 1S@23ci
creamery. 25@33c.
EGGS steady. 2762Sc.
PETROLEUM steady; refined, 6]SMfIc.
COFFEE nominally Grmer Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary to fair, linh@l51Sc.
SUGAR quiet aud steady; Asoft, 0}Ic; cop
per refined quiet. lO54@llc.
WHISKY steady, Sl.23@1.2.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE Jan. 10.-Virginia IS, CONSOLE
dated, 81; do. 10.40s, 42l5: do. past due cou-
p0ns Ga; do. new Ss, Is; North Carolina Is,
old, 1913 bid to- day.
National Republican., 1887-01-20
AMENDING ARTICLES OF WAR.
Several Important Alterations Pro-
posed.

posed.
Mr.. Bragg, of Wisconsin, from the COM
mittee on military affairs, reported for ref
erence to the House calendar the Senate
bill, with amendments, to amend article 1903
of the rules and articles Of war.
The Senate bill provides that no person
shall be tried or punished by court martial
for desertion In time of peace committed
more than two years before the arraignment
Of such person for such offense. The pro-
posed amendments prohibit judge advo-
cate before any court martial from holding
communication with the court upon any
question involved In the case on trial except
In the presence OF the accused and his
counsel. Every sentence of a court martial
dismissing an officer shall be imperative
until approved by the President.
II any civilian. having been
duly summoned to testify, shall
refuse TO appear before either court. mar.
tial or court Of inquiry, or shall refuse to
testify, he shall be liable to the same penal
ties as would be incurred for q like offense
IN district court OF the United States.
Hereafter, IN time of peace, all offenders in
the army charged with oiIenses now pun
ishable by regimental or garrison court
martial shall he brought before q summary
court martial In all trials before military
tribunal the accused may testify in his own
behalf. No person shall be appointed chap
lain OF the army who is not OF good e0nsti-
tuition or who is more than 40 years Of age
The pay of officers and enlisted men upon
the retired list shall be rs per cent OF their
pay at the time Of retirement.
National Republican., 1887-01-20
Literary aud Mnsical EutsrtaInnont.

The students of the spancefian Business
College, assisted by Mrs II, II Mills, Of 81.
Cecilia Quuarette, auu Mrs. f. Waldecker aud
their musical pupils. gave a charming enter
evening last for the benefit of the Charity Or
ganzatlon Society. About 800 friends OF the
Students assembled at ln early hour, and an
excellent programme was rendered, receiving
rounds of applause from the appreolAtve
audience. The proceeds OF the entertainment
ST0.l7, were turned over 10 the secretary of the
Charity ORGANIZATION Society.
National Republican., 1887-01-20
TRAVELERs' GUTDE
WNHE GREAT PENNsl nvANIA ROUTE IN
II ThkNORTH, WEST, AND 6OUTHWEsT.
DOuBLE1hACk.B SPLENDID SCENERY.
sLEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.

hE ShEAI PhMNb1 LvANIA ROUTE TO
DouBLnTnACk.5 .5PLENDIDs DsCENERY.
sTEEL MFNI RAILS. MAGNIFICENT KoUiP.
IN EFFECT JAN, 1e. 1897.
LhAlNS LEAVE Washington from station.
corner 9th and Streets as followe:
For rltts6nrg and the West, Chicago Limited
daily; Fast Line, $40 a m. daily TO Cincinnati
and st. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Harris.
burg TO Cincinnati, and Buffet Car TO 81. Louis;
dally, except Saturday, to Chicago, with Sleep,.
ing Car Plttsburg TO Chrcago Chicago ~
press, at 7:l0 p m. daily, with Sleepine Cars
Wsnshingtonto Chicago aud St, Louis, and Har.
risbure TO Cleveland, connecting at Harrisbure
With western Express with througb Sieepern for
Louisville and Memphis. Pacific Fxpress IN
r. m. daily for Pittsburs and the West, with
through SLEEPER Harrisburg to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAiiRoAD,
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Dulalo.
MsSs lcS aps p NJ daily except saturday
Forwilliemsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira.
AZ g;lO 2. IN; daily, except Sunday.
,G rGr New YSTs iS5s and and The East 725 300 and
Or Sunday, 300 a. m. 1890, 200, 4:l5, 1000. and
ll:20 m. Limited Express of Pullman Parior
Oers' ga3 o. IN. daily. except sunday, and 400
For Boston without change. 200 D. m every
For Brooklyn. N. Y, all through tra,ns co,.
meet NJ yer,ey City with boats OF BROOKLYN Ar.
mex, anording direct transfer to Fulton street.
avoidinY double ferriage across New York oitv
noI nilhutlIIlln, 10, " and IL .lb n. m. 2UD.
4Ib, 500. ~, and 100 p. IN. On SUNDAY o a'
m, 1880. 2, 4:l5, Goo 10, and il:20 o. I'M. lin.
teo EXPRESS $40 a. M week days, aud 400 u.
For baltimore, e;35, 7:25. Q, $40 11ooa ~
l2l5 1850 1875, 2. 400, AS 4.23, 40 600 IN
10 and ll:2D p. m. On Sunday, Q, $40, iI:I5a M
1915, 1880, q 4,4:1b 60b. 7:i0 TO- ana 1i.oon ~
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:25 a. m. and In in' ~
m; daily except Sunday. ~
FOR Annapolis, 7:25 a. n., 1915, 4:23. and n
? N, daily, except Sunday sundays, ga. m.
4l5 p. M. ''
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsRupa
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, Ann
WASHINGTON RAILROAD. D
For Alexandria, Q, 6;I5, $40 9:i7, II a. m,
l20l noon, 300, 4:25, 4:85. 6:01, sos, 1905 and
ll:S. ?. m; On Sunday at 600, 9i7, ii 100 a. m.
., 6Ol and 1905 p. m. ''
For Rlchmond ana the South, 600 IL .Ooa. m.
daily ana 4:S5 p m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington.
6'05, 300, gl0 l0l5, lU:i3 a. M; 1:20 800 8.2s
6;l0 7Ob, 1882 and 10A2 p. m, and 1910 mid.
night Except MondayE On Sunday at 500
and l0fY M; 2, biO, 1882, 1912 p. m, and
Tickets and Information at the office. north.
cast corner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and Of the station, where orders car,
tion from hotels and residences.
j. II. WOOD,
rr,s w General Passenger Agent.
CHAs. X. PUGH, General Manager.
National Republican., 1887-01-20
NnnnInnilnna.

Nominations.
The President sent to the Senate yesterday
the following nominations
Rutledge Wilson, OF the District Of Columbia,
10 be a justice OF the peace for the District OF
Columbia.
Also, seven postmasters.
Combinations.
The Senate In secret session has confirmed
Second Lieuts. +. ID. Hoton, #, s. Calhoun, X.
NJ Getty, and e. B. Ewes TO he first lieutenants;
First Lieut.. Z A. Vernon to be captain; Lieut..
Col. w. T. Craighill to be colonel, and Maj. G.
u. Suter to be lieutenant colonel.
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